Ames Times Weekly Published on Thursdays
The Ames Times announces a weekly publication schedule with Thursday issue timing. It indicates regular weekly delivery to the Ames area and notes oversight by the publishing office.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
3
The Ames Times announces a weekly publication schedule with Thursday issue timing. It indicates regular weekly delivery to the Ames area and notes oversight by the publishing office.
The writer recounts travel from Des Moines to Excelsior Springs Missouri and notes the famed carnival parade and electric floats. He describes Silom Spring water, local hotels, and the town’s mix of residents and travelers, including Missourians, Iowans and others, plus memories of the James gang and the Pinkerton raid.
A glowing review lauds The Port of Missing Men as a fast moving play with an Austrian heritage hero who embraces American life. The production headlines at the Armory Theatre on Saturday night October 15th and is predicted to be a season winner.
K O P work night set for next Monday at 7 30 refreshments served John Allan C C Lutheran Aid Society Bazaar Friday October 21 at Redman hall 8 p m lunch 15 cents invitees D L Parker house Duff avenue rented by Cc L Liverly moves November 1 Parker family to California Liverly sublets home Dr Adamson occupies present home Frances Downs died Tuesday brights disease funeral at Gilbert cemetery in Gilbert today
A Tuesday meeting in Des Moines decided Judge Prouty would be elected by the usual majority. The piece critiques the American Express company for poor service and high charges, urging better rates and fair handling of express deliveries for small businesses.
A Illinois breeder entered Berkshires valued at $500 each at an Arkansas fair. Judges awarded blue ribbons to native hogs, citing the Berkshires’ lack of speed. The owner protested in frustration.
I N Regan a Mo farmer says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his painful kidneys and bladder that spoiled work and sleep. He quotes the benefit and urges others to know the relief he received from the remedy.
Mrs. Dyer presents a basement library exhibition Saturday afternoon and evening October 22 featuring water color paintings and hand painted china. The show includes work from the College Art Institute summer session and invites all to attend.
The ad extols a new Cole's Hot Blast Range with fourteen patented features not found in other stoves. It claims the range is the first real improvement in 20 years and invites housewives to inspect its finish, appearance, and easy operation. It highlights a unique odorless broiler and toaster unavailable on rival ranges.
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